Abbreviation | AWMA |
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Type | Nonprofit |
Legal status | Professional organization |
Location | |
Fields | Environmental protection |
Membership (2021) | 5,000+ [1] |
President | Brian Bunger |
President-Elect | Nancy E. Meilahn Fowler |
Vice President | Elizabeth Foeller |
Publication | Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association |
Website |
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Formerly called |
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The Air & Waste Management Association (abbreviated AWMA) is an international nonprofit professional organization focused on environmental protection and improving environmental decision-making. As of 2021, it has over 5,000 professional members in 65 countries, and it has 34 sections and 65 chapters around the world. [1] It was founded in June 1907 by a group of smoke inspectors in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Its original name was the International Association for the Prevention of Smoke, [2] and its name was subsequently changed several times to reflect changes in its members' interests. [3] Specifically, it was renamed the Smoke Prevention Association of America in 1915, the Air Pollution Control Association in 1950, and obtained its current name in 1988. [4] [5]
Abbreviation | AWMA |
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Type | Nonprofit |
Legal status | Professional organization |
Location | |
Fields | Environmental protection |
Membership (2021) | 5,000+ [1] |
President | Brian Bunger |
President-Elect | Nancy E. Meilahn Fowler |
Vice President | Elizabeth Foeller |
Publication | Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association |
Website |
www |
Formerly called |
|
The Air & Waste Management Association (abbreviated AWMA) is an international nonprofit professional organization focused on environmental protection and improving environmental decision-making. As of 2021, it has over 5,000 professional members in 65 countries, and it has 34 sections and 65 chapters around the world. [1] It was founded in June 1907 by a group of smoke inspectors in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Its original name was the International Association for the Prevention of Smoke, [2] and its name was subsequently changed several times to reflect changes in its members' interests. [3] Specifically, it was renamed the Smoke Prevention Association of America in 1915, the Air Pollution Control Association in 1950, and obtained its current name in 1988. [4] [5]